Shea Moriarty, Cat Burglar, and new face to Diablos' evil army!

The cat burglar look is fantastic!

TNshooter wrote:

The cat burglar look is fantastic!

So pleased you like her Daryl!

Wow! The safe cracking cat burglar look suits this character perfectly! Mysterious, sleek, with an edge of sinister sexiness! Nicely designed fig!

That scale model safe is a great accessory, and the shadowy lighting enhances the sense of mischievous late-nite capers in these images.

SCU_HQ wrote:

Wow! The safe cracking cat burglar look suits this character perfectly!  Mysterious, sleek, with an edge of sinister sexiness! Nicely designed fig!

That scale model safe is a great accessory, and the shadowy lighting enhances the sense of mischievous late-nite capers in these images.

Thanks Dave! I had a clear idea of where I wanted to take Shea. I wanted her to be a valued asset to Diablos, but not just as a fighter. I wanted her to have something a little different and a cat burglar seemed the perfect soluion, not only to give her a skill, but also a good reason for why Diablos would seek her out .

Shea museum hallway (1) by Dal Lee, on Flickr

That’s a fabulous picture Dal.

Uh oh! There are gonna be some blank spots on the museum walls in the morning!

SCU_HQ wrote:

Uh oh! There are gonna be some blank spots on the museum walls in the morning!

She looks great Dal!

  I would say yes Dave! A few more pics,

Shea museum hallway (2) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Shea museum hallway (3) by Dal Lee, on Flickr

I’m really liking the extra few pictures you have taken of her. I’m totally loving the little wooden globe. It’s wooden-tastic .

The Robot King wrote:

I’m really liking the extra few pictures you have taken of her. I’m totally loving the little wooden globe. It’s wooden-tastic .

Thanks Alex! I have had that little globe for ages.

Nice little Night At the Museum setting you've assembled for these pics! Elegant contrast between the red and the parquet pattern walls, with the tile floor adding an element of high-class class to the proceedings!

SCU_HQ wrote:

Nice little Night At the Museum setting you've assembled for these pics! Elegant contrast between the red and the parquet pattern walls, with the tile floor adding an element of high-class class to the proceedings!

thanks Dave, I was really pleased with how it came out. Thee flat pack walls are great for making different locations .

Well done Dal! Great pics!